... YESTERDAY. 3efore Meears. T. C. S. K$ ynnrsiefy, Westlcy Richards, andc7 S. Bwckley. BULza.yY IN SumMER LANE,-A mamved woman, named Blizabeth Alligston, residing in Mill Street, was charged with having, on the 5th of June, barglariously broken and entered the house of Mr, Page, Summer Lane, and stolen therefrom a large quantity of clothing. Wr. Palmer appeared for the prisoner. The oase being ...

... SHOCKING MURDER NEAR BATT1. THREE CHILDREN DROWNED-SUICIDE OF TI MURDERMESS An occurrence, the most deplorable that has happeo in this neighbourhood for many years, took place on )1 e1 day afternoon, a short distance from the village of Bath ampton, being no less than the drowning of three childze' by their mother, who afterwards terninated her eoxiseno in a similar manner. The name of the ...

... LONDON COURT OF BANlKRUPTOY-YESTS[tlD.Y, (Before Mr. Commi.ssionaer Fane.) THB LONDON AND EASTERN BANK.-IN RE COLMM AVAUGH. Mr. Sargood applied this morning for the release of tbii bankrupt from custody. It will be remembered that a short time since his Honour Mr. Commissioner Go00bUar granted leave for the bankrupt to come up and surrer&ir after the expiration of twetnty-one daya, unless the ...

... A LONG-CONCEALED MURDER AND APPREHENSION OF THE SUPPOSED XURDEUER. At the Clerkenwell Police-court on Wednosday, Wm Henry Clarke, aged 17, a ohabbily attired fellow, who described himself as a light porter residing at 31, Lever street, Goswell-3treet, was charged on Buspicion of murdering a girl, aged 8 years, named Betty Hunter, on or about the 30bh of March, 1862, at the Nursery- grounds, ...

... ITHE SUSPECTED MURDER IN GoWEB.STRERT. Last night Dr. Lankester resumed at the Lord Wellington tavern, University-streek, the inquiry into the circumstances of the death of Michael Quin, aged 45 yearn, who was alleesd to have been murdered on the night of the 27th June. On the night in question it will be recollected deceased was seen to fall off the steps of No. 87, Gower. street, and being ...

... -i TRJ'PLB MURDER 4111) ?? ?? bc psi bs ?? ohildr d thodr b iowlthefrhdeaths rn tm;aian cueacs nogw#- f lie at. Bh4erg , DahcS~ alsacut three mieo eath4. t ModeemA :- who *xeeAmt. ou ys of eo, W eWifeof, Snmed Oe, wh w abouxt twenty yeasw her~xbt theiy ltivd with thoir fiveD childre in ?? a L a Gdlowa hil~ge, In Bath. 1'nnd teyi wi r ' go d cicm nead abot fouryearv eg hyerj ?? Ijashhll %asburb ...

... 46 .vdpe pthe ierendati hr tb osawa ~Iiwh jestehy' Maui atW (lelmafoid .&sctheprnonsa YAs William uPM~ wanrouh to the couktid custody dl two wade, and he ?? I: SeaentShbe, MrL I O.k Q, & Brown, and the H* r. OrwAins,p~.,d to h ii;W If I tou' ; ll, SW MTar bim. (Theivitneesprodueed ainumein teruit ie by the doceased.) Mrs Randall anothe 'tenanit of the deemaeA dlo pro. dateed receipt for rep ...

... THF A-iDUCTION AND MURDER OF A CHILD IN ISLINGTON. I ARRIEST AND ZXAMINATION OF A SUSPECTED PERSON. At the Clerkenwell Police-court, on Wednesday morn- ing, William Henry Clark, aged seventeen, a shabbily attired fellow, who described himself as a light porter, residing at 31, Lever-street, Goswell-street, wasbrought up in the custody of Inspector William Wiseman, of the N division, charged on ...

... I COUNTY DONEG&L (FR ouM t SPROIAL RcPORTFRL) THE MURDESR OF GlRIEMrio4. LurFonD, WteRssDAY.-After the close of the very able and forcible address of Sergeant Sullvan, ia reply for the crown, Mr. Justice Fitzgerald proceeded to charge the jury. He ?? of the jsry, we are now approaching the close of this most important trial, and it noev becomes my duty to ask you to rs-eonsider with me the ...

... - ?-?Zsiy hfdligma. COUNTY OF ARIMAGH. (exon OUB OWN- LEP>OBTER.) . 0 ARMAGH, TUESDAY. Tiz IHon. Baron FiTzGEnrTD took his seat in the Crown Court, and continued the hearing of the CRIMINAL BUSINESS. THE NE WRY POISONING CASE. Mary Sleeth, indicted for the murder of her bus- band, David Sleeth, at Newry, on the 1st of May last, was placed at the bar. Sir Tfos. STAPLES, Q.C., onthe part of the ...

... A,? 5?ip 4afillijunce. COUNTY OF FERMANAGH. [FROM OUR COERESPONDE?5T.l ENNISsILLmE, WEDNrSDnY, JULY 8. TEE Commission was opened here to-day at ten s o'clock, at which hour the Right Hon. Mr. Justice I FITZGEoRLn entered the Crown Conrt, accompanied 3 by Charles Barton, Esq., High-Sherifl. Mr. SMaRT, Deputy Clerk of the Crown, having read the Comnmission, the Grand Jury were re-sworn I for ...

... BULLINGDON DIVISION-Coiunty Hall,OxfordJuly18. Present, HEon. and Rev. F. Bertie, J. H. Ashhurat, Guy Thomson, and G. Gammie, Esqrs. George Collyerwas charged with stealing potatoes, the pro- perty of Richard Kent, at Tiddington; settled out of Court. Ann Andrews was charged with assaulting Ke2iah Eadle, at Marston; fined 6d. and costs 8s. John Phillips was charged with passing a bad half-sove ...